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Reptile tank to aquarium?

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awesomesauce

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I plan on transferring my axie to a 20 gallon tank this weekend, and a friend is giving me a tank he used for a reptile he had. Is it safe to hold water? I plan on cleaning it out thoroughly, I just worry about if it will be able to hold that much water.

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is it designed for reptiles or is that just what he had in it? If its a true reptile tank they have thinner glass ... However most just use normal fish tanks.
 
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